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Possibly could be System folder .... what command did you run ?<br />
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- Rancy
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Possibly could be System folder .... what command did you run ?

- Rancy

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I ran the below commands and exported in excel. and verified the couts<br />
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Get-publicfolderstatistics<wbr /> -server Mb1 | Export-csv c:\pf1<br />
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Get-publicfolderstatistics<wbr /> -server Mb2 | Export-csv c:\pf2
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I ran the below commands and exported in excel. and verified the couts

Get-publicfolderstatistics -server Mb1 | Export-csv c:\pf1

Get-publicfolderstatistics -server Mb2 | Export-csv c:\pf2

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Dear Team,<br />
<br />
We are doing the public folders replication between the exchange 2010 servers.<br />
<br />
in one of my server it holds 10000 folders and another exchange server shows 9560 Folders. I want to identify the balaced 40 public folders and need to replicate it.<br />
<br />
Kinldy advice how to acheive this task. do we have any command to identify the public folders which is not replicated?<br />
<br />
Regars
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Dear Team,

We are doing the public folders replication between the exchange 2010 servers.

in one of my server it holds 10000 folders and another exchange server shows 9560 Folders. I want to identify the balaced 40 public folders and need to replicate it.

Kinldy advice how to acheive this task. do we have any command to identify the public folders which is not replicated?

Regars

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